Nicholas Edmondson

Fifteen-year-old boy suffered 130 injuries before drowning in attempted exorcism by sister and her boyfriend.

Department of Health regulation to hide stocks of tobacco on sale condemned as irrational if plain packaging to be enforced.

Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe claims no real competition available to voters.

Footage filmed during Russia's presidential election appear to show ballot boxes being stuffed with papers.

South African conservationists take drastic measures to block smuggling tide to Asia but test animal dies.

IBTimes UK's Nick Edmondson learns the hard way that good gear is essential for London Marathon training.

Brutal murder gives glimpse into the world of witchcraft and superstition

Swedish researchers find earlier detection increases odds of survival to 92%.

BMA GPs' Committee chair warns David Cameron of irreversible damage to NHS if reforms pushed through.

London Review of Books publishes story written by Jane Eyre author for married man with whom she fell in love.

Health and Social Care Bill, the coalition government's most controversial legislation, analysed in depth by IBTimes UK.

Anticipation continues to build for superhero blockbuster.

Mundill Mahil, 20, lured Gagandip Singh into trap where he was beaten and burned alive in car.

February 29 is 'nice little earner' as extra working day, claims AA chief.

Superhero blockbuster renamed Marvel Avengers Assemble to avoid confusion.

Action by 38 Degrees follows Royal College of Physicians and clinical commissioning group joining calls for Cameron to drop health bill.

Sunday Times Photographer escapes the beseiged city of Homs but status French correspondent Edith Bouvier remains

Initial claims that Conroy was "safe and sound" in Lebanon refuted by fellow journalists.

Mukhtar Ablyazov took budget travel option to France

Protesters chant but eviction proceeds peacefully as bailiffs move in and camp is taken down

Sedatives carry higher risk of early death and of cancer, British Medical Journal study finds.

Moscow's Orthodox churches get extra protection for shrines following feminist punk band protest.

Then editors of News of the World and the Sun had maintained hacking was carried out by single rogue reporter

Star of The Dictator raised eyebrows on the Oscars red carpet

Nine civilians die in suspected revenge attack over Koran burning by US troops

World Health Organisation declares India free of endemic polio but must wait two more years for all-clear.

Former staffers claim Game Change, starring Julianne Moore, “gives fiction a bad name”.

Join International Business Times UK reporter as he starts training for 2012 London Marathon.

The bigger they are, the harder the fall: some of the biggest financial failures in film.